JXDemon

I've honestly been putting off this game for so long mainly because from what I've heard and seen of this game it was gonna be difficult to get into. Mainly due to my dislike of Rougelikes mainly thanks to Pokemon Mystery Dungeon. Though in all honesty what can I honestly add to the discussion of this indie hit that is Hades? This game grown quite a large following ever since it's pre build release on Epic Games Store but after it was completed and given release on other platforms which is where the game really hit it's stride and reputation it has. Though I might as well start listing off the positives. + I'll start with the story. It's strong solid story as you play as Zagreus, son of Hades and your objective is to escape from the Underworld. Simply premise but as you continue more and more attempts at escaping the Underworld the more you uncover the bigger picture behind Zagreus, Hades and the Olympian Gods. I can't spoil much else but all I can say is that it's a good story

As much as I feel it was late for me to be posting this at the time of making this I've been meaning to review this game for a while now especially now that my hype for it has died down since release and beating the campaign modes several times at this point. Time to review Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions. I own the Switch version just as a heads up but I will bring up the PS4 and PC versions when applicable. I'll start off with the positives. Side Note: I have never read or watched any piece of the Captain Tsubasa Manga or animes so take this from someone who hasn't experienced this series. + Starting off with how the game plays, it's an arcade styled soccer game with an anime flare of the Captain Tsubasa franchise. While an admittedly minor positive to start with there isn't exactly much to say about the gameplay. It's arcade Soccer at it's finest with mechanics such as every player having a Spirit Gauge or Stamina that recovers if not in use and can be used to utilize the

Well been a while since I last wrote a journal and might as well make my first journal review under DA's new Eclipse layout for a remake I personally feel was overshadowed due to it's cousin, FF7 Remake, being Trials of Mana. Also for anyone wondering my thoughts on Eclipse. Eh 50/50 as long as I can still use the site I can adapt. As someone who's never had any experience with a Mana game Trials was one I was looking forward to for a while after playing the demo that came out recently on the eShop and with what I played it seemed fun. Especially after coming off of the original FF7 via the Switch Remaster and I'll have my thoughts on that in a Quick Thoughts Journal but back to Trials. The story follows one of 6 protagonists where you choose one of the 6 to be your main hero and 2 others to join you out of the cast to play out your main hero's story and minor additions to dialogue and slight changes but aside from that not much changes between the cast as a whole. As for the cast